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Hamlet
William Shakespeare, Robert Icke
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William Shakespeare, Robert Icke
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A murdered King. A usurped Prince. A promise of revenge. Returning to court to find his father murdered and his mother married to the murderer, Hamlet faces a terrible dilemma. This is Shakespeare's great tragedy of passion, corruption and revenge.
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ONE
FRANCISCO1 whoâs there?
nay answer me / stand and unfold yourself
BARNARDO long live the king
FRANCISCO barnardo?
BARNARDO he
FRANCISCOyou come most carefully upon your hour
BARNARDOâtis now struck twelve / get thee to bed francisco
FRANCISCOfor this relief much thanks / âtis bitter cold
and i am sick at heart
and i am sick at heart
BARNARDO have you had quiet guard?
FRANCISCOnot a mouse stirring
BARNARDOwell good night
if you do meet horatio and marcellus
the rival2 of my watch bid them make haste
the rival2 of my watch bid them make haste
FRANCISCO i think i hear them
BARNARDO3 stand ho whoâs there4?
HORATIO friends to this ground
MARCELLUS and liegemen to the king5
Enter HORATIO and MARCELLUS
FRANCISCO give you good night
MARCELLUS o farewell honest soldier6
who hath relieved you?
FRANCISCO barnardo has7 my place
give you good night
Exit FRANCISCO
MARCELLUS holla barnardo
BARNARDO say what is horatio there?
HORATIOa piece of him
BARNARDOwelcome horatio welcome good marcellus
MARCELLUS8 what has this thing appeared again tonight?
BARNARDOi have seen nothing
MARCELLUS horatio says âtis but our fantasy
and will not let belief take hold of him
therefore i have entreated him along
with us to watch the minutes of this night
that if again this apparition come
he may approve our eyes and speak to it
and will not let belief take hold of him
therefore i have entreated him along
with us to watch the minutes of this night
that if again this apparition come
he may approve our eyes and speak to it
HORATIO tush tush âtwill not appear
BARNARDOsit down awhile
and let us once again assail your ears
that are so fortified against our story
what we have two nights seen / last night of all
when yond same star thatâs westward from the pole
had made his course to illume that part of heaven
where now it burns marcellus and myself
the bell then beating one
that are so fortified against our story
what we have two nights seen / last night of all
when yond same star thatâs westward from the pole
had made his course to illume that part of heaven
where now it burns marcellus and myself
the bell then beating one
Enter GHOST
MARCELLUS9 peace break thee off / look where it comes again
in the same figure like the king thatâs dead
in the same figure like the king thatâs dead
BARNARDO10 thou art a scholar / speak to it horatio
MARCELLUS11 looks it not12 like the king? mark it horatio
HORATIO most like
BARNARDOit would be spoke to
MARCELLUS question it13 horatio
HORATIO what art thou that usurpâst this time of night
together with that fair and warlike form
in which the majesty of buried denmark
did sometimes march? by heaven i charge thee speak
together with that fair and warlike form
in which the majesty of buried denmark
did sometimes march? by heaven i charge thee speak
MARCELLUS it is offended
HORATIO stay / speak speak / i charge thee speak
Exit GHOST
MARCELLUS âtis gone
BARNARDOhow now horatio?
is not this something more than fantasy?
what think you onât?
HORATIO before my god i might not this believe
without the sensible and true avouch
of my own eyes14
without the sensible and true avouch
of my own eyes14
MARCELLUS is it not like the king?
HORATIO as thou art to thyself
MARCELLUS15 such was the very clothing16 he had on
when he the ambitious norway combated
âtis strange
when he the ambitious norway combated
âtis strange
BARNARDO17 thus twice before and just at this dead hour18
HORATIO in what particular thought to work i know not
but in the gross and scope of my opinion19
this bodes some strange eruption to our state
but in the gross and scope of my opinion19
this bodes some strange eruption to our state
MARCELLUS good / now sit down and tell me he that knows
why this same strict and most observant watch
so nightly toils the subject of the land
and why20 such daily cast21 of brazen weapons22
and foreign trade23 for implements of war?
what might be toward that this sweaty haste
doth make the night joint-labourer with the day
who isât that can inform me?
why this same strict and most observant watch
so nightly toils the subject of the land
and why20 such daily cast21 of brazen weapons22
and foreign trade23 for implements of war?
what might be toward that this sweaty haste
doth make the night joint-labourer with the day
who isât that can inform me?
HORATIO tha...